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Subject: tinned food
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iilmadme 6.09.17 - 02:32pm
salmon,brocoli and water cress soup.expired july 2017.shall i eat it? * +
shadow27 6.09.17 - 02:33pm
Nooo not the salmon! This is how they died in The Meaning of Life. * +
iilmadme 6.09.17 - 02:33pm
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nomnom 6.09.17 - 02:41pm
tinned fish has the highest levels of heavy metals of all foods... many times more mercury than you get in those vaccines that parents moan about.
you also need to be alive for well over 100 years to metabolise (get rid of) the stuff.
ehh nah I'd bin it.. it's probably no worse than before its date run out though * +
piggle 6.09.17 - 02:43pm
None of those things have any business being in a tin. * +
dodgey 6.09.17 - 02:54pm
The expiry date is only an indication to the supermarket as to put it to the back of the shelf or not, ive eaten tins 10 years out of date before. * +
nomnom 6.09.17 - 03:05pm
In 1974, chemists at the National Food Processors Association (NFPA) analyzed tinned products for bacterial contamination and nutrient value. Although the food had lost its fresh smell and appearance, the NFPA chemists detected no microbial growth and determined that the foods were as safe to eat as they had been when canned more than 100 years earlier. * +
shadow27 6.09.17 - 03:07pm
Serious though, if you ever see a tin that is bulging slightly.. Don't open it. Don't even get any of the juices anywhere near you. * +
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